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July 26, 2021 –  “A mouse took a stroll through a deep dark wood,” but what awaited the mouse on his journey? Beginning Saturday, August 31 and continuing for the rest of the month, the latest Story Walk at Ken Reid Conservation Area will feature “The Gruffalo”, a story of a clever mouse and a gullible beast, written by Julia Donaldson. For this experience, families and children will join the mouse on its journey through the woods, meeting all sorts of animals along the way, and maybe even a...

The Kawartha Conservation watershed has experienced below average precipitation from January through May of this year. As a result, Level I of the Low Water Conditions was declared on June 7^th, 2021.

The Kawartha Water Response Team has met on July 7^th to discuss the current watershed status and develop an action plan should the drought conditions continue. The local Water Response Teams are the primary delivery mechanism for the Ontario Low Water Response Program and are coordinated by...

Another low-pressure system is moving across southern Ontario, including the Kawartha Conservation watershed, bringing showers and thunderstorms. Environment Canada has issued a Special Weather Statement predicting that some of the expected rain events will be capable of producing locally heavy rainfall amounts of 30 to 50 mm. Isolated amounts exceeding 50 mm will also be possible in some locations.

WATERSHED CONDITIONS STATEMENT - WATER SAFETY

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JULY 5, 2021 – This summer, the Kawartha Conservation Foundation wants you to accept the Explore Nature Challenge by signing up for the first Challenge series event at Ken Reid Conservation Area beginning August 2.

From August 2 until Thanksgiving weekend, participants, families and friends are encouraged to walk, run, skip, bike or hike each of the 11 kms of trails at Ken Reid Conservation Area. Participants will not only receive a medal after completing the Ken Reid Conservation Area...

Environment Canada has issued a Special Weather Statement for the area that includes the Kawartha Conservation jurisdiction. It states that locally heavy downpours with showers are possible today. Rainfall amounts are predicted to be around 30 to 40 mm for the region.

DATE:                   July 2, 2021
TIME:                   1 pm

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